easy
3–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels since primary activity involves driving and short easy walks
Discover Flathead Lake, Montana’s largest freshwater lake, on an unforgettable driving tour that unveils scenic vistas, local history, and abundant wildlife. Perfect for travelers seeking a relaxed yet immersive outdoor experience.
For all ages! • 4-5 hours • Up to 12 people
4–5 hours (Weather and Roads Dependent)
Single Person- $375.00 Group of 2 Or More- $195.00 per person
Meets daily at 9am
We will work out a convenient meeting place for you or pick up at your lodge!
Flathead Lake: is a stunning natural gem located in the northwestern part of Montana. It is the largest freshwater lake by surface area west of the Mississippi River and is known for its crystal-clear waters, scenic surroundings, and recreational opportunities.
Clear Waters: The lake is renowned for its exceptionally clear and clean water, offering visibility to considerable depths. This clarity is attributed to the lake's cold temperatures and the absence of pollutants.
Wildlife: The lake is home to various species of fish, including native cutthroat trout, lake trout (mackinaw), and whitefish. Birdwatchers can enjoy observing a variety of waterfowl and bald eagles.
Wild Horse Island: The lake is home to Wild Horse Island, a state park accessible by boat. The island is known for its scenic trails, wildlife, and the presence of a population of wild horses.
Key pull-offs and viewpoints improve your driving tour—schedule breaks to stretch and take photos.
Montana weather can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout your tour.
Bald eagles and deer are often spotted along the shores and forested areas around Flathead Lake.
Gas stations are limited along some parts of the route—start with a full tank to avoid running low.
Flathead Lake is located on the Flathead Indian Reservation, central to the Salish and Kootenai Tribes’ history for centuries.
Local guides emphasize responsible tourism, encouraging visitors to minimize waste and respect native flora and fauna to preserve the lake’s pristine environment.
Useful for exploring overlooks and short hikes during stops.
Capture the stunning lake views and wildlife encounters.
Adapt to changing weather conditions easily with layers.
Enhance wildlife spotting and birdwatching opportunities.